Samford Valley adaptable homestead
Open samford-modular-home.blend in Blender. The main camera is a north-east aerial view; an alternative camera looks into the open living pavilion. Objects are grouped by building, future additions, services, landscape and planting. Materials are procedural, with no external texture downloads required.
Built scene: 12 × 6 m living pavilion, 8 × 5 m sleeping pavilion, exposed timber structure, six stacking glazed door panels, a 2.4 m north veranda, covered breezeway and accessible service pipes. The sleeping pavilion sits across a 4 m west gap and a 3 m south gap, interpreted as distances between the building edges.
Homestead additions: 18 roof-mounted photovoltaic panels on north-facing racks, a 12-panel ground array, battery/inverter cabinet, two 2 m diameter × 2 m tall poly rainwater tanks, six raised food beds, a glazed rectangular greenhouse and mature fruit trees.
Future office, guest pavilion and workshop are represented by translucent wire edges. Concrete pier stubs and post anchors are present at the office and guest locations. The workshop's north edge sits 15 m south of the living pavilion's south wall.
The accompanying SVG is a top-down solar and site layout. North is +Y; east is +X. Units are metres.
This is an imagined site and a visual design concept. Off-grid generation, battery storage, array spacing/shading and water yield have not been sized to household demand or a surveyed property.